Jerry M. Wright, Jr., Esquire
CVC-CAI - President
Jerry is a Senior Associate in the Richmond (Glen Allen) office of Chadwick, Washington, Moriarty, Elmore & Bunn, P.C. His practice is devoted to community association law, providing counsel and advice to the firms clients on matters such as covenant enforcement, contract, transition from developer, fair housing, collections, general real estate law and client matters before Virginias Common Interest Community Board. Having come to the firm from the Supreme Court of Virginia, where he served the Court for six years as Senior Staff Attorney, Jerry also provides counsel from an appellate perspective to the firms litigation clients. Recent notable cases include Rolling Hill at Battlefield Green Community Assn v. Witherow, CL07000640-00 (Hanover Circuit Court, 2008), and Westgate at Williamsburg v. 752, LLC, 270 Va. 566 (Virginia Supreme Court, 2005).
Jerry is an alumnus of James Madison University (B.B.A. 1986) and University of Richmond, T. C. Williams School of Law (J.D. 1991), where he was a member of the University of Richmond Law Review and the Honor Court. He is admitted in the Supreme Court of Virginia, the United States of Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. He is a member of the Real Estate Sections of the Virginia State Bar and the Bar Association of the City of Richmond.
Jerry is actively involved with the Central Virginia Chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CVCCAI). He was elected to the CVCCAIs Board of Directors in 2007, and currently serves as President. Jerry has taught seminars for CVCCAI, as well as Continuing Legal Education for attorneys on community associations for the Bar Association of the City of Richmond. Jerry serves as one of the lobbyists for the Virginia Legislative Coalition, now CAIs VALAC, a cooperative joint effort between the three CAI Chapters in Virginia, coordinating CAIs legislative efforts with Virginia General Assembly throughout the year. He also sits on the Virginia Housing Commissions Common Interest Community Work Group and the Commissions Housing and Environmental Work Group. These Work Groups assist the Virginia Housing Commission with studying and providing recommendations to the Virginia General Assembly relating to housing in the Commonwealth of Virginia, including common interest community, safety and environmental matters.
Catherine B. Davis, CMCA, AMS, PCAM
CVC-CAI President-Elect
Catherine is a Community Association Portfolio Manager in the Richmond office of Community Group, an Associa Company. Catherine comes to the Central Virginia Chapter of Community Association Institute (CVC-CAI) with over 20+ years of experience in business administration. Catherine is currently serving as the CVC-CAI President-Elect and Board Liaison for the “Consensus” Newsmagazine, Website and Directory Committees and is a volunteer member of the Membership Committee. Catherine has also served as Board Vice President, Secretary and Chairperson for the Newsmagazine, Website and Directory Committees of CVC-CAI. In 2008, Catherine was awarded the Central Virginia Chapter President’s Award. She began her career in the community association management industry in Hampton Roads, Virginia and has served as Chairperson and Editor for the Southeastern Virginia Chapter of CAI (SEVA-CAI) “Current” newsmagazine, named 2005 SEVA-CAI Recruiter of the Year and was inducted into the National CAI Recruiters Club, served as volunteer member on the SEVA-CAI Membership and CA Day Committees. Catherine attended Old Dominium University, Norfolk, VA and the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL majoring in Criminal justice. She currently holds the Certified Manager of Community Association (CMCA), Association Management Specialist (AMS) and Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designations. Catherine continues to support and promote the Professional Management Development Program (PMDP) courses and other educational programs offered through CVC-CAI.
Jane Pritz, CMCA, AMS
CVC-CAI Secretary
Jane began her career in association management working for a management company and brings twelve years of experience to the Central Virginia Chapter. After working in portfolio management for five years, Jane accepted the position as the operations assistant at Brandermill Community Association. Jane was promoted to the community manager position in Brandermill in 2005. Over the last four years as the manager of a large scale community, Jane has learned a great deal about association management, working with committees and with residents. She currently holds the Certified Manager of Community Association (CMCA) and Association Management Specialist designations and is taking courses toward her Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designation.
In 2000, Jane was awarded the CAI Central Virginia Chapter President's Award and in 2001 she served on the CAI Program's Committee. Jane is also involved with Chesterfield County and has served on the Sustain our Communities Committee since 2006 and is currently serving as the Vice-Chair.
Todd Pendleton
CVC-CAI Treasurer
Todd E. Pendleton, is a Partner in the Landscape Management firm of James River Grounds Management, Inc., one the top 75 landscape firms in the country. Todd's working title is Director of Business Development, and to this end oversees sales and marketing efforts for six branch locations in Central and Southeast Virginia. Todd has been involved in the Green's Industry since 1985 and has been employed by James River since 1991. He has been an active member of CAI since 1995, and currently sits on the Board of Directors for both the Central and Southeast Chapters. Other professional organizations memberships include Greater Richmond Association of Commercial Real Estate, Hampton Roads Association of Commercial Real Estate, Institute of Real Estate Management-Tidewater Chapter. Todd is also a proud member of the Henrico East Rotary Club and is the President Elect for 2011.
Ed Robbins
CVC-CAI Director
I have served in the past as chapter President and am now am serving as a Director on the Board the CVC-CAI for the next three years.
I am interested in continuing my support for the local chapter and the national CAI organization for several reasons. I feel that local chapters provide significant opportunities for providing educational resources for members and helping the professional development of our community members. Our local chapter can also provide assistance to our members in referring service vendors and legal and other professional resources.
I would like to see our chapter continue to expand its membership base, and to encourage the number of members who participate in chapter activities. I believe we should continue our educational programs for members, not only through the formal courses and training offered by CAI National, but also through informal seminars and workshops sponsored by our local chapter for the benefit of our immediate community.
My 24 years of experience in managing community associations of all types along with my knowledge of association communities within the Williamsburg area will benefit the chapter and will be valuable in identifying educational and training opportunities for our members.
Susan B. Tarley, Esquire
CVC-CAI Director
Susan Bradford Tarley is a partner with Tarley Robinson, PLC, a law firm in Williamsburg, Virginia. Tarley Robinson provides high quality legal services to persons and entities in the Tidewater area and the Commonwealth of Virginia. Ms. Tarley maintains a real estate practice that includes community association law, real estate development and residential and commercial real estate transactions. Ms. Tarley also provides representation in business matters. As counsel for many community associations, Ms. Tarley assists in association formation, covenant enforcement, housing laws, the review and amendment of governing documents, counsel and advice in the interpretation of governing documents, the review of disclosure packets and provides guidance and representation in developer-to-owner transitions. Ms. Tarley has been a member of the Central Virginia Chapter of the Community Associations Institute for over 10 years, including 6 years as a Board Member and serving as President of the Chapter. Ms. Tarley was recently elected to serve as a Board Member for a third term. Ms. Tarley received her Law Degree from George Mason University School of Law in 1988 and her Bachelor of Science Degree from Pennsylvania State University in 1983.
Kevin Tucker
CVC-CAI Vice President
Kevin Tucker started Virginia Lake Management in 1998 to focus on the growing need for adequate management of lakes and storm water retention ponds and the preservation of our natural resources.
Virginia Lake Management Company is a full service lake and pond management firm devoted to providing its customers with a wide array of aquatic services. These services include Annual Lake and Pond Maintenance Contracts, Fountain & Aerator Sales, Installation, & Service, Algae & Aquatic Weed Control, Water Quality enhancement through Biological Augmentation, Fish Stocking & Surveys, Aquatic Habitat Assessments, Lake Dyes, Water Quality Testing & Lake Monitoring, GPS Lake Surveys, Studies, & Mapping, Dredging Planning & Analysis, Wetland Restoration & Aquascaping, lake repairs and erosion control, and much more. Virginia Lake Management Company is also a national product distributor for most of the major manufacturers of aquatic products. Our online storefront can be found on the web at http://www.aeratorsaquatics4lakesnponds.com/.
Kevin Tucker is an active member of many leading trade and professional organizations and remains on the cutting edge of technology, product, and service improvements in the aquatics industry. He and his company work with many leading aquatic product manufacturers to perform case studies and field research for many of the new products being introduced to the market. He has been a speaker at many trade and professional shows and conferences, and sits on the board of multiple trade and professional associations.
Kevin Tucker is a graduate of James Madison University and holds a degree in Business Management & Finance. He is a graduate of the Dale Carnegie Leadership Training Course, as well as many industry and technical course curriculums for aquatics, lake management, limnology, environmental science, fisheries management, and GPS mapping and bathymetry.
Kevin Tucker maintains many licensing and industry accreditations to include, Certified Aquatics Pesticide Applicator for Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania, & Delaware, SePRO Certified Preferred Applicator, AquaMaster Certified Sales, Service, & Repair, Vertex Certified Sales, Service, & Repair, Otterbine Factory Service Certification, and is Cabelas Lake Mapping Partner
Kevin Tucker and his firm are members of many associations dedicated to the improvement of our industry, our customers needs, and our professional growth to include the CAI SEVA, Central VA, and Washington Metro chapters, NALMS (North American Lake Management Society, APMS (The Aquatic Plant Management Society, Aquatic Restoration Foundation, RISE (Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment), WSSA (Weed Science Society of America), VLWA (Virginia Lakes & Watersheds Association), Virginia Turfgrass Council, Turfgrass Council of North Carolina, Hampton Roads Nursery & Landscape Association, and EO (Entrepreneurs Organization)
Kevin Tucker can be contacted at (757)591-8780 or ktucker@vlmc.net and you can visit the company website at - virginialakemanagement.com.
